Athiyur
Chengalpattu district, Tamil Nadu · historically Chingleput
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Most common vessel: UMHLOTI I (10 people)
Share Athiyur with family on WhatsAppVillage confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 4 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 4 family members who travelled together on the UMKUZI XXV agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 4 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 4 family members who travelled together on the UMKUZI XXV agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 4 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 4 family members who travelled together on the UMKUZI XXV agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 4 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 4 family members who travelled together on the UMKUZI XXV agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 4 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 4 family members who travelled together on the UMKUZI XXV agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
Village confirmed by 5 family members
A passenger's wife and children shared one native village, so when 5 family members who travelled together on the UMHLOTI I agree on the village, the place is corroborated — not a lone transcription that could be a clerk's typo. "Confirmed" here means agreement between historical records, not human verification.
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